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Good to hear! Now hit up some antique/flea markets. Always some cool finds. Just picked these up the other day

You'll need non magnetic ones. Im sure you could use ones that aren't, but non magnetic, aluminum, are usually used as they are close to the cartridge. I have a shure V15 type III which is pretty much the same as yours in appearance. I measured the length of the screw and I'm getting 19.70mm on...

They're not bad. There is a lot of basic stuff that I know already. The second dvd has more tricks and advance techniques. I just enjoy watching these kind of things even if I know a lot of what is covered. I just realized I sent you a link for the digital recorder. Here's a link for the...

I have both those dvd's. I think I ordered them from here.. Tascam DP-24 (DP-32) DVD Tutorial - ProAudioDVDs.comProAudioDVDs.com Not in Germany, but you could still order them from there.

Another noisy song I wrote and recorded to the 388. https://soundcloud.com/jasonharvey

I like it. I wish I had the balls to do that. Maybe some day....

Hey. Thanks man! Appreciate it. I kinda still wish it was 1994. Fun times back then :)

Here's a song I wrote and just finished recording. On the Tascam 388 as always :) A little messy in spots. https://soundcloud.com/jasonharvey/love-is-greed-jason-harvey-tascam-388

Yeah... Easy to make. I made one a couple years ago and it was a really close match. I actually sent it off to someone who was inquiring about a cover on another forum. Im trying to find the picture I took of it.

That's just an adhesive. If you power up fine, then they are ok. You can replace them if you want though. Not a bad idea for the power supply. Do you have a link to seller for those frosted bulbs? I could use a few myself.

Cool! Looking forward to it. And you're gonna be extra busy when the Mystery machine arrives.

Im guessing tape machine too. CBC. It would be some sort of sound/broadcasting equipment. Keep us posted.

You do need a new belt. The capstan won't spin without the belt. And it's normal for the reel tables to spin when play is engaged while lifting the tension arm. Just get yourself a new belt. An old loose, slack belt will always drop off.

Just finished this one on the Tascam 388 https://soundcloud.com/jasonharvey/think-in-deep-jason-harvey-tascam-388

Just looked at the lifters on the transport section that I have removed. On the top side there is a washer and an E clip on each lifter. I could just barely see the underside through a cut out that some wires go through. It looks like they are press fit onto a small metal plate. Here is a...

I'm not sure what a tech would do. I don't think they were meant to be turned. They are fitted so they don't move. But like I said earlier, some can be turned, others not. I have a spare transport section that is pulled out. I'll take a look under the lifters when I get home to see how they are...

They can sometimes be rotated. I say sometimes because I tried it on my junk parts 388 and they turned with not much force using vice grips. Then I tried on one of my operational 388s and they wouldn't budge. If you attempt this, just be careful. Don't put too much pressure on the vise grips, or...

Sounds like you need toilet paper and Prozac. ;)

I always use a Tascam CD-RW 700 Cd recorder. Straight out of the 388 into the recorder. I can't really compare it to an interface as I have never owned one. But I probably will get one soon. The CD recorder works great. And it's nice a simple.

As long as you're very careful, removing the channel cards shouldn't be a problem. You just have to very gently work each connection loose on the long pcb, one at a time. I was a little hesitant when I first did that. But now I have done it a few times with no problems. just take your time. As...